[GypsyGoth]

[Angus]

Watched The Woman in Black last night - it was a real let down. It could have been amazing, but instead it was embarrassingly cliched and predictable. It reminded me of a poor take on The Orphanage, what with all the dead kids, and as for the woman in black whose identity we discovered towards the end and whom we got to see up close, what was all that about? The ending was cringeworthy and mawkish and Daniel Radcliffe had the same baffled expression and dead eyes throughout, no matter what was happening. I can't see him as a leading man at all. His acting was appalling.

[Josy]

Oh dear I have been looking forward to seeing that too, I thought it looked good but you are the third person now thats mentioned its rubbish

[Marc]

I've heard woman in black is bad too

[Marc]

Last night I watched 21 Jumpstreet, was pretty funny

[GypsyGoth]

I enjoyed the Woman in Black.

Originally Posted by Marc

Ironclad?

I watched an hour of it. It was a medieval sword fighting movie. I might watch the rest later.

[ILoveTRW]

Catfish, bit disappointed it wasn't a real documentary but great acting

[ILoveTRW]

Catfish, bit disappointed it wasn't a real documentary but great acting

[GypsyGoth]

Just finished The Cat Returns

I watched it a few times before, it's enchanting.


Now I've put on Stay

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by GypsyGoth

Just finished The Cat Returns

I watched it a few times before, it's enchanting.


Now I've put on Stay

Studio Ghibli <3

I went to see Hunger Games, It was good.

[GypsyGoth]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Studio Ghibli <3

I went to see Hunger Games, It was good.

I'm hoping to get to it tomorrow.

[MTVN]

Come and See - I was a bit dissapointed considering it's meant to be one of the best war films of all time, the first hour or so was incredibly slow and pretty pointless in the end as well, the second half of the film was a lot more gripping though, and pretty harrowing too. Probably be best liked by real art film buffs who go on about the cinematography and camera shots and stuff like that - 7/10

Originally Posted by Angus

Watched The Woman in Black last night - it was a real let down. It could have been amazing, but instead it was embarrassingly cliched and predictable. It reminded me of a poor take on The Orphanage, what with all the dead kids, and as for the woman in black whose identity we discovered towards the end and whom we got to see up close, what was all that about? The ending was cringeworthy and mawkish and Daniel Radcliffe had the same baffled expression and dead eyes throughout, no matter what was happening. I can't see him as a leading man at all. His acting was appalling.

Surely problems with the plot aren't the films fault though, being based on a book?

[Jords]

The Butterfly Effect

[Jords]

In the middle of watching Funny Games, very disturbing.

[Ammi]

Sucker Punch...again good movie 8/10

[InOne]

Magnolia - Took a bit to get going but once it did it was excellent. Some really powerful scenes in it. A solid 9/10

[Niamh.]

The Hunger Games - Amazing - 9.4/10

[GypsyGoth]

The Hunger Games - Brilliant - 9.5/10

[Niamh.]

-goes to watch again to find the .1 I missed-

[GypsyGoth]

I hope to see it more times in the cinema.

[Z]

Watched Lost In Translation with some friends tonight. Love that film so much!

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by GypsyGoth

I hope to see it more times in the cinema.

I'm going to, I went to see it with my friend, who'd also read the books but I was raving about it to Gav so now he wants to see it as well so I'll go with him too

[GypsyGoth]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I'm going to, I went to see it with my friend, who'd also read the books but I was raving about it to Gav so now he wants to see it as well so I'll go with him too

Oh it'll be good to hear what he thinks of it, I wonder if he'll love it as much as we do without having read the books first.

[Locke.]

He will walk out after the first 20 minutes

[GypsyGoth]